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New in Algrow: CMS network data See which network a channel is under, and every other channel under it. Available now for Professional and Ultimate on Web, MCP, and API.
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This gonna piss alot of people off😂

this has been a thing for ages

The thing is I don’t think it has really The only thing to my knowledge that existed was live checking to see if a channel is under a CMS I don’t think anything existed that gave u an entire database of channels showing only ones connected to CMS’, allowing you to also filter thru for specific networks And then also I don’t think there’s anything to find other channels under the same network in a CMS Let me know if I’m wrong tho. I just never saw anything else out there

steve jobs of the yta game

Objectively interesting features

YO THIS IS ACTUALLY INSANE KEEP IT UP

Thanks goat

This should be illegal 😭

wild

adding a channel to the checker would probably add it to the niche finder tool right?

No it does not I believe, can double check for you if u are more interested

Would be nice, cuz you know it would be better to know that the niche you found won't be available for thousands of users.

Why is my channel in the Ad 🥀🥀

exposed a lot of things

this is great, very useful

don’t think its legit

insanely valuable 🔥

great promo, u made me buy this

INSANE

what is the advantage to know exact CMS?

Goat update again 🔥

Crazyy

mate let me into facetuber

I dont own it, thats all @GOATiology

@notdomyt Last feature is gonna enrage people

🐐

bro's leaking my channel🤣

love it brother

🔥🔥

Fire

my g

goat

@minh_1000 Goat 🔥

w

lmaooo crazyyyy

Really curious how you’re doing the CMS lookup here. YouTube’s public APIs don’t expose a channel’s Content Owner ID or linked channels unless you’re authorized for that CMS. Is Algrow using a proprietary dataset, partner access, or another source for the mapping?

sam, you cooked with this one 🔥

@noahmorris @nexlevio you when???

u can do it here also :

@noahmorris for nexlev when?
